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Very irritating posting, along with his/her sidekick.
Filtered from me, just now.

Tiger - always started with:
‘I’m an investment banker’
Then proceeded to make a prediction that always failed.

I think we know who you are referring to hop.
Gets very boring, I agree.
On the home straight, it won’t be long!

Takes a little longer than what?
P2, from LPD to data readout took 53 days.
In P3, LPD to today is 70 days.
This will drop anytime between tomorrow and middle of feb.
FOMO is every day until news drops, imo.
GLA

Have you got any shares dumb?
No, but let’s hang around a forum like a saddo :)

£2.11 equivalent in the US of A.
Not that much relevance, but better than it being below LSE figure.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/covid-pandemic-nowhere-near-over-and-new-variants-will-emerge-warns-who/ar-AASWzez?li=BBoPWjQ
Despite the rhetoric being that case numbers are dropping, which is strangely convenient given that ‘the berk’ has decided to ease Plan B measures, this is clearly not the case and this virus is causing havoc, globally.
Whilst political point scoring continues as they struggle to save their skins, the pressures on the NHS service is still excessive.

Matt
Sums it up pretty well.
One aims to preserve investment, one aims to maximise investment.

Haha - classic!!

To be fair, I saw RM in the local shop.
He winked at me, so I know he’s bullish :)
We are all positive, but sweet baby Jesus and the orphans.

I know what you mean.
I know I pay more than enough tax on wages, rental properties, etc, etc.
Make the most of the tax breaks.
Although, I always think if you are paying lots of tax you must be earning lots too!

Well done BC - all the best!

It is barmy, that when there is a very bullish feel the one and only NDN is absent.
What’s happening?

£20k max ISA allowance per year. Any profit made is NOT liable to tax cuts.
Another £20k top up into the ISA account can be made at the start of the next financial year , in April.
Profit made in the normal share account is liable to income tax, although it is only payable above the threshold allowed. This is approx £12k according to my accountant, but they will sort out anything financial when and as.

Emotion clouds your judgement and can lead to poor investment decisions.
BUT, we are already invested here, so being excited about your investment is fine.
If you can’t be a little excited about potential good news, then what’s the point?

Well done Andonthisday.
Much obliged to all the amazing posters on here.
If we can ignore the few tools, there is a wealth of knowledge and expertise on here.

I certainly wouldn’t have sold my house and I’ve only invested my savings, so if it went tits up I’ve still got my job and my financial life would be fine.
However, if this takes off how I now expect, like many others I’ll be retiring very quickly!
GLA

From this morning:
‘The chart compression pattern has changed from before, however the climax on the compression is still on or around the 19th or 20th of January’
Following the news today and all the arrows lining up, is this now looking more and more likely?
IMO

My confidence is such that I’ve told my daughter and urged her to open a share account and put her savings in.
I was very reluctant to ever do that, as she will kill me if it went tits up, but confidence is such ….

Matt
Agreed re jobs.
Doc
Agreed, re Matterhorn and others great sleuthing.
Many thanks.